Now that Christmas is behind us, I wanted to make one of those quilts that fit over just a part of the bed. I think they are called bed scarfs or something like that. Anyway, does anyone know what they are called and where I could find a pattern? ( hopefully free, but if not, ok). I suppose I could just take a bed quilt pattern and cut it in fourths, but I remember seeing some really pretty ones, just can't remember where.
Thanks in advance, you all are such neat ladies ( and gentlemen) and always have the answers whenever anyone needs help. |
The ones that drape across the bottom of the bed?
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I have heard them called "bed runners" but I don't know the real name.
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I keep a twin size quilt (turned sideways) across the foot of our king size bed. Keeps the toes toasty.
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Originally Posted by garysgal
Now that Christmas is behind us, I wanted to make one of those quilts that fit over just a part of the bed. I think they are called bed scarfs or something like that. Anyway, does anyone know what they are called and where I could find a pattern? ( hopefully free, but if not, ok). I suppose I could just take a bed quilt pattern and cut it in fourths, but I remember seeing some really pretty ones, just can't remember where.
Thanks in advance, you all are such neat ladies ( and gentlemen) and always have the answers whenever anyone needs help. |
Kaye Wood has a couple here one of her versions, she calls it a 'quarter quilt'
http://www.kayewood.com/item/Path_of...attern/851/c67 |
Originally Posted by quiltnut4ever
Originally Posted by garysgal
Now that Christmas is behind us, I wanted to make one of those quilts that fit over just a part of the bed. I think they are called bed scarfs or something like that. Anyway, does anyone know what they are called and where I could find a pattern? ( hopefully free, but if not, ok). I suppose I could just take a bed quilt pattern and cut it in fourths, but I remember seeing some really pretty ones, just can't remember where.
Thanks in advance, you all are such neat ladies ( and gentlemen) and always have the answers whenever anyone needs help. |
yes, someone on here makes gorgeous ones. do a search.
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Originally Posted by Sadiemae
I have heard them called "bed runners" but I don't know the real name.
Bed Runners sounds like what I heard also. But another use might be to cover the pillows when the quilt doesn't reach that far. |
They look like long table runners don't they? I was thinking you could just add some length to one of those patterns!
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Thanks everyone for all your help. I checked out the book about bed runners and found it on Amazon for $4.46 plus shipping. I can't wait to get started!
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Are bed runners like over sized table runners?
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I like that idea very much! about using it at the top of the bed.
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Funny, daughter in Iowa just told me today she wanted to use the tablerunner I sent her for Christmas as a bed runner. I told her to send me the measurements and I will try to get something made up that truly goes on the bed as a runner. I think it is a neato idea for those who use a duvet.
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I like these bed runners very much and have thought about making one for our king bed. I just might take the tube quilt blocks I made today and add to them and make a runner for the bed. My DH's toes are always too warm at night and he has his feet sticking out, but mine are always cold...LOL. Besides, I think it would add some color to our plain cream colored matlasse bedspread.
Thanks, garysgal, for asking the question :) |
My DH's toes are always too warm at night and he has his feet sticking out, but mine are always cold...LOL.
--------------------------- That'll work. At night simply fold HIS side of it over to YOUR side of the bed and your feet will be warmer that way. |
sounds like fun
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Originally Posted by retired2pa
I like these bed runners very much and have thought about making one for our king bed. I just might take the tube quilt blocks I made today and add to them and make a runner for the bed. My DH's toes are always too warm at night and he has his feet sticking out, but mine are always cold...LOL. Besides, I think it would add some color to our plain cream colored matlasse bedspread.
Thanks, garysgal, for asking the question :) |
Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
My DH's toes are always too warm at night and he has his feet sticking out, but mine are always cold...LOL.
--------------------------- That'll work. At night simply fold HIS side of it over to YOUR side of the bed and your feet will be warmer that way. |
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